Every stock move.
One clear system.

Inventiq is a self-hosted inventory and business operations application for retail, wholesale and multi-location teams. It connects products, purchasing, stock, sales, POS, payments, returns, expenses, warranties and reporting in one permission-controlled workspace.

Inventiq uses a hybrid architecture: PHP renders and secures the application on the server, while AJAX navigation, modals, search and focused workflows provide an SPA-like experience. Direct links and browser refreshes still work because every route remains server-backed.

You need PHP 8.2 or newer with PDO MySQL, mbstring, cURL, fileinfo and GD; MySQL 8.0+ or a compatible MariaDB release; and Apache with mod_rewrite and AllowOverride enabled. Writable storage/upload directories and PHP CLI access are needed during setup. HTTPS is recommended for production.

Yes, when the hosting account meets the PHP, database, Apache rewrite and writable-directory requirements. Confirm the PHP version, required extensions, cron support and document-root configuration with your provider before purchasing or installing.

No mandatory Inventiq SaaS subscription is required. You host the application and control its database. Your normal hosting, domain, email, payment provider or third-party integration costs remain your responsibility.

Yes. Inventiq tracks stock by location, supports movements and transfers, and gives authorized users a connected view across branches and warehouses. Access can be controlled through roles and permissions.

Administrators can assign users to roles and control access to operational areas and actions. Permissions are checked on the server, so hiding a menu item is not the only protection. This supports cashier, manager, inventory and administrative responsibilities without giving everyone full access.

The application includes secure password hashing, session protection, login throttling, CSRF validation, prepared database queries, validated uploads, encrypted application secrets and production-safe error handling. Activity records also help administrators review important system events. Production security still depends on correct HTTPS, hosting and backup configuration.

Inventiq connects directly to WooCommerce REST API v3. It can synchronize products, variations and available stock, import orders, coupons, shipping, fees, tax and payments, and turn refunds into sales returns. Signed webhooks, retries and scheduled reconciliation help recover missed or failed events.

No additional Inventiq WordPress plugin is required. Products are matched by unique SKU and the connection is configured using WooCommerce API credentials. Production connections require HTTPS, and the background synchronization runner should be scheduled every minute.

Yes. The interface supports English and বাংলা, including navigation and system text covered by the translation files. Business currency, date and number presentation can also be configured for the installation.

The interface is responsive and can be installed as a Progressive Web App on supported devices. PWA installation and an offline shell do not mean every inventory transaction works without a connection—the server and database are still required for live business operations.

Yes. The purchase includes source code organized into PHP modules, routes, views, migrations and reusable CRUD foundations, with frontend behavior written in JavaScript. Review the applicable marketplace license before redistributing, reselling or using the code in multiple end products.

The delivery should include the application files, database migrations, installation and usage documentation, update guidance, changelog and third-party license notices. Demo data and any marketplace-specific support terms should be confirmed on the final item page.

Back up both the database and uploaded business files before every update. Keep environment secrets and application keys outside distributable packages, test updates on a staging copy when possible, and follow the included update guide rather than overwriting a live installation blindly.